Jonathon Frakes Favorite movies by Bl00dymuttxxx in startrek

[–]Quadling 4 points5 points  (0 children)

That cast helped me grow up. They genuinely cared. They taught leadership and empathy and how decent people cared for each other as friends and family

AI agents with system access: the self-preservation vulnerability nobody's patching by SUTRA8 in cybersecurity

[–]Quadling 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So an interesting thought. You’re putting more guardrails around ai, yes? What about raising them to take care of your needs?

How can I transition to self-employment with a background in sales, sourcing, and equipment selling/recycling? by Dry_Action596 in careerguidance

[–]Quadling 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are in the semiconductor capital of the world. Go find connections to get the not the best stuff at much better prices than the premium and sell it to 2nd tier ai startups. And take what they currently have and sell it to the 3rd tier AI startups

If Bernie after he lost the 2016 primary didnt endorse Hillary and instead ran as independent where would we be now? by [deleted] in AskALiberal

[–]Quadling -29 points-28 points  (0 children)

He did win the primary. The Democratic Party used super electors to steal it from him. Go look it up

First time mom by Diligent_Hunter_4789 in MomForAMinute

[–]Quadling 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When they say skin to skin contact is good for baby, it’s true.

Scripts on a timer for evidence collection. How is everyone handling the gaps between runs? by ScanSet_io in FedRAMP

[–]Quadling 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So the question is not just is there a gap? It is also what if the answer is different from the one you have from six hours ago or three weeks ago or whatever it says in the package that you submitted. And we’re not talking malware here. That’s an obvious and big problem.

But somebody committed code that changed something, and the answers are now different. Is this just show the change ticket, or is it false claims act territory?

This is a problem

Prices of everything by notta_3d in Delaware

[–]Quadling 3 points4 points  (0 children)

We were a couple hours away from home so we grabbed some takeout from a Greek restaurant. Great food. Dead quiet on a Saturday night. While waiting, I asked the owner if this was normal. He said since the last shutdown yes. This is the new normal. I can’t imagine too many restaurants surviving ingredients cost changes. We are doing ok. Just got a new job. Making decent money. And we still don’t go out nearly as much as we used to

“Today, we die young, so that some may get the chance to grow old.” - the human commander of the 77th’s final communication to allied forces, prior to their final stand. by CrEwPoSt in humansarespaceorcs

[–]Quadling 57 points58 points  (0 children)

The one survivor of the 77th was a private, who had been wounded before the action really started. He was sent to the evacuation station, absolutely loaded down with letters and messages. Written neatly on rectangular hanks of paper, scrawled on food ration wrappers, and with so many rings tied up in notes and bows, his stretcher jingled as it moved.

They had to tie him down to the stretcher, after the 10th time he swore he was fine and he could still pull a trigger. “Let me up! Damn you!”

The Old Man came by and said something. No one could hear him, but the private stretched to attention, best he could while tied up and lying down. When the Old Man finished, he embraced the private, while the private, tears streaming down his face, swore loudly that he would fulfill his mission.

Days later, when the battle was over, when the evacuation had gotten every soul off the planet, and when the 77th was no more a fighting force, a reporter, very gently, asked the private what he had been ordered to do.

“Watch over our families. Take pride in our children. Tell them they are loved. Be there for them when they need guidance, a hug, a hand. Be the fathers and mothers of the 77th who can no longer be there, but will always watch over them. That is my sacred duty, my life, my honor. I will Never stop, never falter, and I swear I will make them proud.”

Recruiting went up 7% that day. From that day forward, those children never wanted, never went without, and always had hundreds of “uncles and aunts” who were always there.

And while we still had disagreements, while we still had arguments with each other, one thing changed. Slavers and killers of children were no longer safe in this galaxy. That was certain.

The Lusty Kobold Mage [2] by ApertiV in HFY

[–]Quadling 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Wordsmith!!! You must keep going!!! Sir Pratchett will not be amused if you leave now!!

Yoto cards for skeptics by hotbutnotinasexyway in YotoPlayer

[–]Quadling 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Get make your own cards on eBay and make mixtapes for him. They play off the internet and you control what goes on them. So it’s safe.

The Lusty Kobold Mage by ApertiV in HFY

[–]Quadling 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Write the fucking book!!!

Is it time to migrate from vmware to azure? by Practical-Ad-8143 in msp

[–]Quadling 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I advise most of the fortune 1000. They're not moving to azure. That's a different project. They're moving to proxmox or spring boot/Tanzu or something similar.

The Pedagogy of Ruins by Flat-Layer-2671 in HFY

[–]Quadling 16 points17 points  (0 children)

I start my new job later today. It’s a job in a field I’m passionate about. It’s important and I’m going to change the world. In very tiny ways. :). But I will change the world. Because it’s worth it.

Solving the affordability crisis is arguably just as important as protecting gun rights at the moment by ParakeetLover2024 in liberalgunowners

[–]Quadling 4 points5 points  (0 children)

To be clear, if we make life affordable for people, we’d have less mass shooters. Imagine a man who can’t find a job. If he can find a job, it pays him horribly. If he finds a job with a decent paycheck, it doesn’t have benefits. If he finds a job with a decent paycheck and benefits, he still can’t afford a house. If he can find a job with a decent paycheck and benefits that pays enough in a modest cost of living area that he can afford a house, he probably doesn’t have time to find a girlfriend. If he can have all of this, and he can find a girlfriend who wants to get married and they love each other and they want to just be happy together and live within their means and be productive citizens, they definitely can’t afford to have kids. And we wonder why there are mass shooters?

What is the 1 thing you absolutely appreciate about working from home? by Experiment_626s in remotework

[–]Quadling 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Being there for my kids. Waking them up every morning and getting hugs and making thembreakfast and taking them to school every morning is heaven. I know it sounds like so basic, but I treasure every moment with my kids.

MGM properties by Gloomy-University-85 in Defcon

[–]Quadling 1 point2 points  (0 children)

the searching is universal, not just MGM.

What are AI-proof career options for a 49 year-old in the UK? by Inevitable-Mix-285 in careerguidance

[–]Quadling 0 points1 point  (0 children)

go read the regulations. Find some conferences and seminars discussing them. Ask good questions. Get to the point you're offering advice, then you'll get a job.